MSc 3D Design & Technologies

On this course you will learn to design and create using a variety of processes. You will explore mediums such as digital craft and 3D modelling, and design for real and virtual spaces. You will learn transferable skills so that you can apply your talents across a range of design sectors.

Smart technologies are changing how we use space and interact with our surroundings. You will study these technologies and consider how they are changing the design industry. You will work with professional designers to create digital experience and learn from their knowledge. 

Working with York Business School will give you the knowledge and confidence to start your career. You will understand how to set up your own business. You will learn how to turn your creative talent into a fulfilling and successful career.

Criteria

Entry onto this Master’s Degree requires a minimum of a 2:2 Undergraduate honours degree in a related discipline.

If your honours degree is not in a related discipline but you can provide a strong portfolio of visual work, your application will be considered.

If you're an international student, you'll need to demonstrate experience, or qualifications equivalent to those above.

If your first language is not English you must show evidence of English Language competence at IELTS level 6.0 or equivalent (with no skill below 5.5).

Interview

Applicants are also invited for an interview.

At the interview you will be asked to:

• Provide a creative proposal for what you may wish to undertake during the course.
• Present a portfolio of work that demonstrates your existing and current project work, creative practices and skills.

We are happy to arrange interviews via Skype for overseas students.

APEL policy

If you can't meet these minimum requirements it may be possible to take into account evidence of Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) as an alternative method of meeting the programme’s entry requirements. In such a case, appropriate references and records of employment might be presented to support the applicant’s case for admission.